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OCT6

TOKEN2049 Origins Hackathon 2026

Singapore
TOKEN2049 Origins Hackathon 2026

TOKEN2049 Origins Hackathon 2026 on Oct 6 - 8, 2026 in Singapore.

Access

Access the world's largest crypto event. Connect with 25,000 attendees, media, and industry leaders shaping Web3.

Build

Take your idea from concept to working product in 36 hours. Free meals, rest zones, and snacks keep you locked in.

Demo

Build in DeFi, infrastructure, NFTs, or AI. Get mentorship. Demo on the TOKEN2049 stage to 25,000 attendees.

Win

Compete for prizes, grants, and accelerator spots. Pitch for funding and global recognition.

Multichain Infrastructure Challenge

Build a working Web3 product using NOWNodes blockchain infrastructure.

Best Use of Solana

Build on Solana and turn your idea into a working onchain product.

Is there a registration fee?

The event is 100% free - including food, drinks, and full access to the TOKEN2049 conference.

Does TOKEN2049 cover Travel or Accommodation?

No. TOKEN2049 does not cover flights, visa fees, or accommodation. You are responsible for arranging your own travel and stay in Singapore.

Who Should Apply?

Origins is built for people who ship. This is for you if you are:

Will there be rest areas at the venue?

Yes. Rest and chill-out spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. However, there are no shower facilities at the venue, so we recommend booking comfortable accommodation nearby.

Do I need to be physically present?

Yes. Physical attendance at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore is required for the full 36 hours. We do not offer online or remote participation.

Can you help with Visa invitation letters?

Yes. Confirmed participants who need a visa invitation letter can request one once they are accepted. We'll issue a letter to support your visa application.

Can I apply as an individual?

Yes. Solo applicants are welcome. If you'd like to join a team but don't have one, we'll help you find a team.

Can I start working on my project before the event beings?

No. To maintain fairness, all project work must begin after the official hacking period starts. You can brainstorm ideas, but no code, designs, or prototypes before kickoff.

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